Then as root run

• French

• German

Let’s say you want to add French translations, you can proceed as follows:

1. Create a fork of this repo, and clone it:

   % git clone url-of-your-fork

2. Install devel/qt6-tools

3. cd to your-forked-dsbexec-dir

4. Add locale/dsbexec_fr.ts to the TS_FILES list in CMakeLists.txt.

5. In order to create the dsbexec_fr.ts file, run

1. Run linguist6 locale/dsbexec_fr.ts

2. Add the file to the repo: git add locale/dsbexec_fr.ts

3. Commit: git commit -am 'Add French translations.'

4. Send a pull request.

qt6ct is a tool that allows you to configure themes, fonts, and icons of Qt6 applications. It can be installed via pkg

or via the FreeBSD ports:

In order to make Qt6 applications use qt6ct, add the line export QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qt6ct to one of the following files, depending on how you start your X session:

Alternatively, you can add the line to your window manager’s startup script, or, if you are using a Bourne shell compatible login shell, to your ~/.profile.

After loggin out and in again, proceed with the next section.

Kvantum is a SVG-based theme engine for Qt, KDE and LXQt. Install it via pkg:

or via the FreeBSD ports:

Start qt6ct and choose kvantum under Appeareance → Style, and press Ok.

Now you can start kvantummanager to set, install and configure themes.